Shorewood High School - Copperdome Yearbook (Shorewood, WI)

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COPPERDOME sr-mu.sY Loci-:MAN .ni . H.m1x.' Shirley came as a freshman from Washington grade school. Her own interests took up so much of her time that she found little chance for school activities, She has always shown enthusiasm for music and art, but when she wants to keep on the move, Shirley enjoys a few hours of roller-skating. IOHN LUPTON Iohnnie is that short, blond and inquisitive Dragon of Dramatic club who is always busy in the radio group, working as a stage hand, or rehearsing for the lead in a play. Satchel has also spent several summers working for the Port Players. He played with the tennis team when a freshman and sophomore. NANCI LYMAN Nicki is best known for her interest in tennis al- though she excells in all sports and was a member of Sports club for tour years. She also had time for Dramatics, Social Chairmen, and A Cappella choir. Her interest in writing was shown by her work, as a reporter, on the Ripples Staff when a senior. MARGARET McCARTHY Iam KQV Mac, interested in athletics, joined sports, became Leaders club president, and girls' sports editor of Copperdome and Ripples, During her three years here she served as a Hall Monitor, Block Captain, and was elected treasurer of Girl Reserves and to National Honor and Quill and Scroll. RUTH MCCLOUD Shorewood's sportswoman-that's Ruth. Since she entered from West Division high in her freshman year, she has been an active participant in the Sports club. This school activity emphasized her practice ot being active in sports oi all kinds, either as an ardent mem- ber of the team or of the cheering section. DAN MCDEVITT Mac came to Shorewood from St. Roberts in his sophomore year, took a year to get acquainted, and then joined Dramatic club for two years. During his senior year he was a Hall Monitor. Mac's hobby is machine work, and he is often seen around the metal shop or the wood shop. h Th Dm PSM MARY MCGUIRE Mrs .TOSCP Mary entered Shorewood high school in 1943 from St. Roberts and immediately became a member of Dramatic club. The Home Economics club and Block Captains organization took up her spare time when she was a junior, but as a senior she decided to round out her program by joining Choir. ff ,KEN MAECHTLE Ken entered Shorewood from the Fox Point school as a freshman. After keeping clear of extra-curriculars for a year, he joined the Mixed Chorus, and during his junior and senior years he served as a Hall Moni- tor. Outside of school, he is interested in mechanics, especially model railroads and automobiles.

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SENIORS WILLIAM LEHAN Bill entered Shorewood twice, once as a junior and then again as a senior for he left just after coming from Messmer to live in Hollywood, California. Strictly a sport's fan, his extra-curriculars include basketball, boxing, and football with only one year of Dramatic club to break this sports monopoly. PAUL LEE During a busy school life Paul has made a variety of friends through numerous activities. Ever since he joined Chorus as a freshman, it has been one of his activities. Hi-Y and Block Captains interested him when he was a sophomore and in his last year, he wrote finish across his extra-curriculars with track. Lois LEER lim.. wif- 5455-ii'f l' Although her hobby is knitting, l'l..u Lu didn't stop to wool-gather in her freshman year, but signed right up for Mixed Chorus. Changing needles, she joined Dramatic club in her sophomore year and Red Cross in her junior year. She cast off in her senior year by serving as a hall monitor. ELAINE LEETE I 1. ii . E it-Qt 1 F- Elaine's friendly smile hasx been seen most fre- quently in the Orchestra, where she has played the cello for four years. Her interest in music also took her to the Madison Music Clinic. As she is interested in both sewing and knitting, Elaine was a mainstay in the Home Economics club for four years. 1 0 . , ge, .,-..'. wg lq f. ft, f CLAYTON LENZ Interested in all sports, Clayt was the well-known threat in football. A member of the squad for four years. he earned two letters as haltback. Besides playing in the Band for four years, he was also a well- known clarinetist and played in some ot Milwaukee's most popular bands. EVELYN LERNER in fi.. E- W. Civil A quiet and industrious member of the senior class is Evey. By being a member of Mixed Chorus and Sports for four years, she showed where her interests were centered. Evey also chose Home Economics club in her freshman year. She doesn't have any special hobbies, but likes everything and everybody. IACK LEUM After entering Shorewood in '42, Lum immediately got into the swing of things by going out for the foot- ball team and joining the Preflight club. In his sopho- more and junior years Lum again was a member of the football squad, but as a senior, he has devoted his time to his studies. Lois LEVY mfr.. ?'1.f.fm+fTi1 fialw-I Bubbling over with pep and personality is Loie. This was shown by her energetic membership in Dramatic club for four years, and her loyal service as a block captain for three years. She worked in- dustriously on Ripples and also was active in Girl Reserves, Sports, Riding and Home Economic clubs.

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SENIORS 4. CAROL MANDEL mrS- UM' Bfu-96140 Dramatic club has held Carol's interest ever since she was a freshman. She participated in the Dance club for one year and when a junior, worked on the Ripples business staff and joined Girl Reserves. Dur- ing her senior year she was head copy reader of the Ripples editorial staff. IACK MANDELKER Following through with his hobby of music, Iack has spent three years in Band and one in Orchestra. He has also been a member of Hi-Y and a long dis- tance runner on the cross country team. ln his junior year he joined the Army but returned in time to graduate with his class. EDWIN MARCUS Entering the Greyhound campus from North Division in the latter part of his freshman year, Eddy continued his hobby of athletics, After having played football and basketball at North, Ed joined the pigskin toters here. Music became an interest in his senior year when he joined Choir. IFAMES MARKS Since entering from Normal school, lim's interests have varied. Band was his favorite as a freshman and sophomore, while Dramatic club came first the next two years. Model plane building occupied his spare time, but he squeezed Ripples, Hall' Monitors, Block Captains, and Aeronatics club into his program. HERBERT MAHLER Pinky has been a busy boy around school for the past four years as a regular in Mixed Chorus and as an active member of Hi-Y. From his sophomore year he took part in Hall Monitors, Block Captains, and Student Council. Herb became president of Hi-Y in his senior year. ivmnv ANN MAHLER f'1ff-- Hfffffr R 5 0FF In Ianuary of '45, Marte bade farewell to Wash- ington and began her life at Shorewood. To continue her dramatic activities, she joined our Dramatic club as a senior and also enrolled in the Life Saving club. Another of her hobbies, besides dramatics, is collecting knick-knacks. LIN MALETZKE Lin, with his wavy blonde locks, came to Shorewood as a freshman from Silver Spring. For his first year he chose dramatics as his only activity. Hall Monitors and football, in which he won his letter as a senior, claimed his extra time in the remaining three years. HELEN IO MALISZKO Helen entered Shorewood in '44 as a junior from Bay View high school. She was interested in Science club and had been a member of that organization dur- ing her two years at Bay View. Although her two years at Shorewood have been limited to dramatics, she is interested in sports.